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Working with people with acquired brain injury

b) Typical Service Pathways

Service pathways vary from one person with ABI to another. To understand an individual's service pathway it is useful to understand: a) The person's injury and their personal journey of recovery and rehabilitation, b) Typical service pathways
and c) Typical funding pathways for rehabilitation and support services.

Examples of typical service pathways are:

B1: Service pathways : living in the community
B2: Service pathways : living in the community: with additional $$

Examples for individuals

Individual 1: Trauma
Individual 2: Trauma
Individual 3: Stroke
Individual 4: Hypoxia / Anoxia

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